Sentence examples for idealist concept from inspiring English sources
The idealist concept of the harmony of interests is based on the notion that human beings can rationally recognize that they have some interests in common, and that cooperation is therefore possible.
Althusser did recognize that some of Marx's early work is marked by its rejection of idealist premises and concepts.
October 12, 1680 Langford Magna, England September 1732 Arthur Collier, (born Oct. 12, 1680, Langford Magna, Wiltshire, Eng. died September 1732), idealist philosopher and theologian remembered for his concept of human knowledge.
Philosophers such as William James, Josiah Royce, William E. Hocking, and Wilbur M. Urban represented an idealist tradition in interpreting religion, stressing the concepts of purpose, value, and meaning as essential for understanding the nature of God.
One does not have to be a Ghandian idealist to suggest that Ebenezer Howard's "garden city" concept -- conceived as a response to miserable conditions in early 20th Century urban Britain -- may be better guide to future urban growth.
Vincent and Plant open their book on the British Idealists quoting MacIntyre who argues that Green "tried to inaugurate a new concept of citizenship which would link men of different social classes.
The source of Idealist thought is to be found in the practice of history, or more generally in the interpersonal relations of beings who are at once rational and sensitive; the Idealist philosopher takes concepts that are appropriate in these limited areas to apply to the whole of reality.
